Hansel & Gretel in Gravity Falls

by lisbeth-dragon

Sorry I haven't written in a while. I've been dealing with Final Exams at school. Anyway this is a crossover, kind of (do fairy tales count?) It's Dipper and Mabel as Hansel & Gretel

CHARACTERS:

Dipper→ Hansel

Mabel → Gretel

Grunkle Stan → Grunkle Stan

Rebecca → an OC to play the Evil Stepmother

Bill Cipher→ a wizard in the middle of the woods.

So here goes my story :) I own nothing from Gravity Falls or Disney

This fairy tale starts with two 12-year-old twins named Dipper & Mabel. They were orphans and had to live with their Great Uncle "Grunkle" Stan. The three of them lived in a strange little town called Gravity Falls. Dipper and Mabel were always out exploring while their Grunkle Stan ran a tourist trap called The Mystery Shack. Things were pretty good with the three of them… until Aunt Rebecca came into their lives.

Rebecca was Grunkle Stan's new wife. To be honest, she wasn't all that hot. She was rail-thin from all these fancy diets she was always eating. She had blotchy skin, so her face was caked with makeup. Her teeth were yellow so her smiles were always a little disturbing.

Despite all of this Grunkle Stan and Rebecca got married. After the wedding Dipper & Mabel knew that something was wrong with her. She was horrible to them. She was constantly harassed the Pines twins. She gave Dipper the hardest of chores to do, and she was always making fun of Mabel about the sweaters she made. The twins couldn't figure out why Grunkle Stan liked her in the first place, but never the less, Rebecca was here to stay.

After she moved into the Mystery Shack there was a huge problem. She was always out buying expensive stuff. She spent all of the money made at the Mystery Shack. She scared the customers and people stopped coming there. Eventually, the Mystery Shack went broke.

The Pines family found themselves broke. Stan would steal food for the family, but he always got caught and they had to go without food for a while.

One night, Rebecca sat down with Grunkle Stan as he was looking over bills.

"We're going broke here, Becks," Stan grumbled. "We already had to go two days without food and I can't steal enough to feed everyone!"

At that point Dipper and Mabel were outside the door, listening to the conversation.

"Well, baby," Rebecca said sweetly. "I know about how hard times are right now, but I thought of an idea that could help us."

"What?" he asked.

"Well, we live right near the forest, what if we just take them over to the really dense part of it and leave them in..."

Grunkle Stan was shocked and cut her off. "I can't just leave my great niece & nephew in the middle of the woods! Their parents died! I'm all they've got!"

"Look Stan," Rebecca snapped. "You didn't let me finish. There is an orphanage in the woods."

"Really?" Stan was skeptical.

"Really," Rebecca smiled. "The orphanage can take good care of them and feed them and keep them safe."

Stan rubbed his head. "Maybe it's for the best," he said softly.

Mabel looked to her brother in fear. "Dipper what are we going to do?" she asked worried.

Dipper rubbed her shoulder. "Don't worry, Mabel," he said softly. He reached into his pocket and brought it out, a mysterious journal that he found out in the woods one day. The journal told stories of magical creatures in the woods. "As long as we have the journal we'll be safe," Dipper smiled.

The next day Stan and the Pines twins said their goodbyes. Stan told them that Rebecca would drive them to an orphanage. Rebecca drove them out to the forest in her antique car. When they got to the middle of the woods, she opened the door and pushed them out!

"What the hell, Aunt Rebecca?!" Dipper yelled.

"Don't sass me boy!" she snapped back. "Look, you two probably figured it out. You're not going to any orphanage." Rebecca started throwing the kids' stuff out. Me and Stan can't take care of two small kids anymore, so from now on, you guys are on your own!"

As the twins scrambled to get their few belongings, their aunt revved the engine and drove off. Her last words were, "I never liked you brats anyway!"

And the Pines Twins found themselves alone in the middle of the woods